Sommario
put on {sostantivo}
finta · scherzo · messinscena
put on {verbo}
assunto · calzato · messo addosso
to put on {verbo}
mettersi · assumere · calzare · vestirsi · mettere addosso · assumere · azionare · fare funzionare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "put on"
"put on" traduzione italiano
put on {sostantivo}
put on {sostantivo} [coll.] (anche: to grow greater, to grow worse, to worsen, to fester)
We will find lines where it will go; we will ensure that it is put on those lines where it can be spent; and that will make a joke of our...
put on {sostantivo} [coll.] (anche: trick, act, set-up)
put on {verbo}
In Amsterdam the Federal Republic of Germany put on the brakes for the first time.
put on {pp}
to put on {verbo}
Mr Wurtz, would you be good enough to put on your headphones so that I can say something to you!
But the real story starts when you wrap it around a book and put it on the shelf.
I'm using the software that we're putting on the $100 laptop.
First, it puts it on an equal footing with the Council.
It must be said, and I put it on record, that the French presidency has been a good partner in trying to find solutions.
to put on {v.} (anche: to hire, to strike, to take up, to hold)
to put on {v.} (anche: to wear, to have on, to supply with footwear, to supply with shoes)
Mr President, I am now putting on a different hat to present my report to Parliament.
I am not trying to link two issues here, but it is surely obvious that what we are doing here is rubber-stamping a by creating a system after the event and putting it on a legal basis.
to put on {v.}
to put on {v. t.} (anche: to hire, to put on, to strike, to take up)
to put on {v. t.} (anche: to employ, to manipulate, to handle, to apply)
to put on {v. t.} (anche: to apply, to drive, to activate, to actuate)